Federico Fellini Federico Fellini, who was born in Italy At the age of 53, the film master of the seaside town of Rimini, Delia, made the semi-autobiographical film Amarcord, which won the 1974 American Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. The small town of Borgo in the film is Rimini, and Amakode is the local dialect, which means "I remember", so it was translated as: the event, I remember, think of the year. The film is an authentic Italian town life silhouette, noisy, lazy, lively, big breasts and fat buttocks, Dante-style long nose, daydreaming, endless carnival, love the roar of the engine, and be sure to wave the whole thing while talking. arm. The unbridled Italian sun, the breath of a small northern harbour and a sloppy Italian temperament permeate this work!
This is a film about the group portraits of Italians, and one that Fellini dedicated to his lost youth. In the film he shows an Italian's attachment to home. This feature is reflected in the films of many Italian directors (including Italians). It seems that the Italians' emphasis on family has been infused into their blood and has become an important part of their lives. Fellini's superb grasp of the balance of reality, imagination and drama is enough to prove that he is a well-deserved film master and an artist who best fits Bazin's definition of "dream-making".
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